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DanL1553
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12/16/2024 3:55 pm

Great topic and lesson content!


Can you briefly discuss the guitar-chain gear used in the lesson? I assume it’s an amp with a little reverb and maybe a boost pedal? Everything kept a bit low to maximize the expressiveness of the guitar changes.


Thanks!


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Mike Olekshy
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Mike Olekshy
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12/16/2024 6:59 pm
#1 Originally Posted by: DanL1553

Great topic and lesson content!


Can you briefly discuss the guitar-chain gear used in the lesson? I assume it’s an amp with a little reverb and maybe a boost pedal? Everything kept a bit low to maximize the expressiveness of the guitar changes.


Thanks!

Hello - thanks for the kind words!! 


Yes I used a Marshall style tube amp set for a light crunch sound. Dial in your sound so that you get a nice crunchy overdriven tone with your bridge humbucker and guitar's volume knob up 100% (like the Chorus section of the practice tune). That way, when you switch to the neck pickup, the tone will clean up a bit, but still have a bit of grit at 100% of your guitar's volume knob. Roll down the guitar's volume for the verse arpeggiation sections, and the sound should clean up even more.


I did not use a boost pedal or any other effects, except for kicking in a Chorus modulation effect in the chorus sections of the practice tune.


Hope this helps!!


Mike


 


Keep rockin!
Mike Olekshy
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ChristopherSchlegel
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12/17/2024 12:06 pm
#1 Originally Posted by: DanL1553

Great topic and lesson content!


Can you briefly discuss the guitar-chain gear used in the lesson? I assume it’s an amp with a little reverb and maybe a boost pedal? Everything kept a bit low to maximize the expressiveness of the guitar changes.


Thanks!

I agree, Mike did a great job on this tutorial.  Using the volume knob effectively is an important aspect of electric guitar playing & is sometimes a little under discussed or used.


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DanL1553
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12/18/2024 4:47 pm
#3 Originally Posted by: ChristopherSchlegel

I agree, Mike did a great job on this tutorial.  Using the volume knob effectively is an important aspect of electric guitar playing & is sometimes a little under discussed or used.

Thanks for the quick and clear responses. Happy Holidays!


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